Other eerie events at Blood Cemetery in Hollis, NH, reported by readers:
Trees moving when there is no breeze. Several have noticed this. It’s easy to compare the trees’ movement at Blood Cemetery with nearby wooded areas. In each story, the trees were still (not moving) elsewhere, but the trees were swaying and/or the leaves fluttering vigorously only at the perimeter of Blood Cemetery.
“Fog” that slowly seems to engulf this cemetery and nowhere nearby, yet the cemetery is near the top of a hill. We have several independent reports of this, including one from a former policeman.
A Nashua nurse was in her car with friends, and they were listening to the radio. As they approached the cemetery, static interrupted the music, followed by dirge-like organ music. Shortly after they passed the cemetery, the static returned and then their previous music was restored.
There are natural explanations for this, but it is such a common story in the vicinity of haunted cemeteries in the northeast, and the nurse is otherwise very level-headed, so this tale is worth noting.
Several readers have reported sensing something angry in the cemetery. A few others have seen a lone figure standing in the cemetery after dark.
However, the Hollis police are rumored to play pranks on people near Blood Cemetery at night, to discourage visitors and vandals.
Nevertheless, we doubt that anyone’s out there with a fog machine, a wind machine, or broadcasting dirges on the radio.
“Blood Cemetery,” aka Pine Hill Cemetery, is one of New England’s most interesting haunted cemeteries.
My boyfriend, step mother and I drove out to Blood Cemetery from Auburn, ME. Ghost hunting has been a new hobby of mine since i found a clear picture of a man facing me in the two step alley at Fort Knox. After going through many many pictures I found in the far back distance of one of my pictures, and we were alone in the cemetery. He seems to have some type of a vest on. I would love to share my pictures with you!!
Hello again. That last message was hard to understand, and I am assuming it was because I sent it from my cell phone…..
However, my experience at Blood Cemetery was quite unique…. Firstly in a video I was taking of a scan of the perimeter, the trees that seem to line the side of the cemetery were furiously shaking in my video. As this caught my attention, I gazed away from my camera to see the trees for myself, and yet they were still….as it was a calm sunny day out. Again I look back at the video, and the leaves on the trees were rustling so hard it was quite intriguing. I took many pictures at this cemetery and spent more time than I usually do. I read most people get an angry feeling at this cemetery, but oddly enough, I had the exact opposite. I was immediately filled with ease and a calmness that I dont usually feel when I am investigating cemeteries. I actually went to the front gate 3 different times to leave, and each time I would somehow get turned around and continue searching, for what….I’m not sure. As if I were almost meant to find something.
Well, I did : ) Weeks later I had an opportunity to send the pictures I had taken of the different graves to my email, and actually get to look at them on a computer program. After looking at every inch of many many pictures for anything that could resemble an orb, a mist or anything at all of some excitement. What I found was even better than that. As I zoomed in a picture I had taken of a side angle of 3 graves lined next to eachother, on the left side of the picture in the way background, there was a man. A man who appears to have a moustache and is wearing some sort of dark colored vest. It even appears that he may have his hand on the grave in front of him. Trust me when I say I am a little frusterated that I cannot remember or at least tell which stone he is indeed behind, but something – and im not sure what exactly, but something tells me it is the grave of a woman. Feelings and emotions I have never experienced consumed me at my visit to Blood Cemetery, and even the skeptics I have shown, find themselves with not much of an argument to pitch.
I actually took an entire day to travel from Maine to NH just to see Pine Hill Cemetery & Gibson Road Cemetery. Whereas Gibson had alot of stories behind it, and behind the wall of rock and gravestone pieces I could sense something quite unsetteling, it was Pine Hill that caught most of my attention, and I cant wait to plan another trip!
Thanks for reading!!